致青春：愿你have a day in the sun

Day in the Sun -Matthew MacCaughnaghey had his day in the Sun when his acting finally paid off with an Oscar in Dallas Buyers Club. -Susan Boyle had her day in the Sun. Now we will inevitably forget about her. -Usain Bolt has his day in the Sun every four years during the Olympics, for the rest of the time he is anonymous. Definition: Generally refers to long-awaited attention. Etymology: Originated from an incentive from an employer that may include vacation time or any other privileges to reward hard work. ****** Other examples: 1. Persistence and perseverance are the prerequisite to allow people to have their day in the sun. 2. He looked familiar to me and I later recalled he had his day in the sun in the radio in the past. I must have seen his pictures in the old radio journal.